California Farm Croissants (they are bigger!)
California Farm Croissants (they are bigger!)

Hello everybody, it is Jim, welcome to our recipe page. Today, I will show you a way to prepare a distinctive dish, california farm croissants (they are bigger!). One of my favorites. This time, I’m gonna make it a bit unique. This will be really delicious.

The croissant texture is perfection - flaky, soft, buttery with crisp edges. They are bigger in size compared to Sweet D's. You can't go wrong with any flavor really. The flavors I tried were: maple bacon, strawberry, blueberry cream cheese, buttercream, cream cheese, chocolate fudge, and apple pie.

California Farm Croissants (they are bigger!) is one of the most favored of current trending foods on earth. It is easy, it’s quick, it tastes yummy. It is appreciated by millions daily. They are fine and they look wonderful. California Farm Croissants (they are bigger!) is something that I’ve loved my whole life.

To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook california farm croissants (they are bigger!) using 19 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make California Farm Croissants (they are bigger!):
  1. Take 2 fresh farm eggs
  2. Prepare 454 ml cold water
  3. Take 25 grams sugar
  4. Prepare 2 and 1/4 teaspoons of dry yeast
  5. Take 362 grams all-purpose flour
  6. Get Whip a froth from above: about four minutes
  7. Make ready Make the dough: about eight minutes
  8. Prepare 71 grams full milk powder (Amazon)
  9. Get 300 grams all-purpose flour
  10. Take 2 tablespoons butter, melted
  11. Make ready 25 grams sugar
  12. Get Teaspoon salt
  13. Make ready Add to froth, knead 8 minutes till elastic and sticky
  14. Get Empty onto wax paper, top with wax paper, roll flat to about 8” x 8”
  15. Prepare Put in gallon freezer bag, Freeze an hour, store in fridge overnight
  16. Take Prepare the butter: about two minutes
  17. Prepare Weight the dough, take one third of the weight, (about a pound) in unsalted butter
  18. Get Roll butter between two sheets of wax paper to about 8” x 8” square, put in fridge in gallon freezer bag overnight
  19. Make ready Freeze the tile night before

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Instructions to make California Farm Croissants (they are bigger!):
  1. Roll dough out on 16” x 16” frozen tile dusted with flour - Center butter on top of dough - Fold dough over butter - Roll out to 16” x 16” - Fold side edges inward till they touch - Fold top edge and bottom edge till they touch - Roll out to 16” x 16”, rest in cold oven on mexican tile, one hour. - Repeat, rest one hour. - Repeat, rest one hour. - Roll dough out to 16” x 12” - Make 4 squares, 4” x 12” - Cut in half, 4” x 6” you got eight squares now.
  2. Cut each square on the diagonal, you got 16 pizza shaped slices. - Roll the widest end towards the tip, lay tip down on mexican tile - Rise two hours in cold oven. They will double in size to 6”x4”. - Put glass measuring cup in oven with warm water - Preheat oven to 375F degrees. - Brush croissant dough rolls with beaten egg, put in oven, bake 20 minutes. - Freeze unused croissants. - Put frozen croissant in cold oven, turn to 375F, when oven reaches temp, turn off, and eat croissant.

While life for many has been put on pause, bakers have baked on—most of the places on this list are open for business and need your support. Since this is wine country, wine and cheese are in long supply. They have all the classic donuts plus a pound cake that is to die for. Big bready things, pre-softened and pre-staled by their plastic-wrap imprisonment, with an unpleasantly greasy feel on the tongue, zero flakiness, and a strange and unwelcome. Sized for three or four scrumptious bites, they're perfect last-minute treats for brunch or tea, kids' breakfasts and impromptu entertaining.

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